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Tokumitsu Kiyonori

Publications -  5
Citations -  26

Tokumitsu Kiyonori is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Stator & Rotor (electric). The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 5 publications receiving 26 citations.

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Liquid-sealed motor

TL;DR: In this article, a lower bracket 7 is axially connected via a connecting hole 21, and a lower collar 5 is watertightly connected with a lowercollar 5, disposed in chamber 26 between a frame 1 and a can 3, and the interior is connected with the hole 24.
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Canned tandem type motor

Abstract: PURPOSE:To watertightly dispose connecting wirings in a simple construction by providing a hollow connecting member watertightly coupled at both ends to a pair of collars, and passing the wirings from one to the other of a plurality of canned motors in the member. CONSTITUTION:A hollow connecting tube 28 is watertightly coupled through a bolt 30 to collars 29 of both ends to the collar 9 of an intermediate bracket 8. The connecting wirings 27 of a pair of stators 2 are connected in the state that a connecting tube 28 is passed, and the tube 28 is then watertightly coupled to the collar 9 together with a packing 31. Thus, the wirings can be watertightly disposed in a remarkably simple construction.
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Liquid-sealed motor and manufacture thereof

TL;DR: In this paper, a slot is formed at the outer periphery of a stator and a seal ring is engaged within a frame to seal the slot by the lower end face of the stator.
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Manufacture of liquid-sealed motor

TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose to prevent abnormal deformation of a can to a rotor side without employing a special structure by sealing insulating oil to the periphery of a stator in a heated state.
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Stator core of rotary electric machine and manufacture thereof

TL;DR: In this paper, the coupling strength of a laminated stator core was enhanced by forming a plurality of moldings in the shape capable of coupling by welding and clamping and bonding a wedge.